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Oh, my! There seem to be a lot of MSW modelers' work falling off workbenches lately. There must a disturbance in the Force.... Great recovery, Daniel.
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Looks like you did an excellent job of shaping the water closets, Bob. Well done!
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If it's any consolation, your first model is bound to include many 'oopsies',. That is part of the learning process, as is correcting those oopsies. As mentioned, you can always ask for replacement parts. Also, consider using clips and elastic bands rather than using fingers to hold things while they glue.
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Historical Teachers of the Modeling Craft: Davis vs Underhill
druxey replied to SaltyNinja's topic in Nautical/Naval History
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Well eluded, indeed! Congratulations on yet another unusual model.
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Clever tip, using masking tape to align the pairs! Thanks - I shall remember that one, Keith.
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My ropewalk is constructed from vintage Meccano gears. It's hard to believe that the funnnel/superstructure is as small as it actually is. Super work, Eberhard.
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Looks like that is working out well for you, Steven.
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HMS EURYALUS by Matiz - FINISHED - scale 1:56
druxey replied to matiz's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1801 - 1850
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The only 'safety factor' at night is that the coamings are painted black to contrast with the surrounding deck.
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Perhaps a safety-conscious captain might have ordered them rigged with rope 'rails'. Also, the risk of falling down the hatchway was marginally less dangerous than losing your grip on the topsail yard....
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Welcome aboard, John.
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